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Divorce Law

By: Chris Gyles | 2011-01-27 | Law
This article gives a brief summary of divorce law. read more

Collaborative Family Law

By: Chris Gyles | 2011-01-27 | Law
This article gives a brief summary about collaborative family law. read more

Benefits of Divorce and Family Law Mediation - Alternative Dispute Resolution Mediators

By: Bunde Gillotti | 2012-02-09 | Law
From reality television shows to personal experiences, divorce has become increasingly apparent in today’s society and now plagues 50% of all first marriages. read more

Divorce and Financial Resolutions - The Process

By: Stuart Mitchell | 2012-05-24 | Divorce
With divorce rates on the rise again, most likely due to the financial pressures that most of us now live under, more and more people are not only facing the prospect of being divorced but the convoluted machinations of the divorce process itself. Often the two messiest and most contentious issues that couples need to resolve in any divorce case are the custody of the children and the division of read more

What is Collaborative Family Law?

By: shane molliwan | 2011-12-12 | Law
Collaborative family law attempts to peacefully resolve a divorce and custody situation in a mutually beneficial way. read more

Collaborative Divorce is the Best Divorce

By: SEO Town | 2010-10-20 | Law
"Collaborative divorce" is the new buzz word in family law practice. Its proponents enthuse about better and less costly settlements, greater client satisfaction, fewer accounts receivable, and less stress in the practice of law, than they can achieve through a conventional approach to family law disputes. read more

Collaborative Divorce: Understanding Its Principles

By: Sagbee C | 2010-09-20 | Business Opportunities
It was in the legislative body in Texas where an amendment was passed in the family code on the first day of September 2001 allowing for a "collaborative" undertaking to the divorce process. read more

Collaborative Divorce: It's Not An Oxymoron

By: Michele McInaney | 2010-10-30 | Home & Family
Collaborative divorce is a process that results in a less stressful, less expensive divorce. A collaborative divorce attorney can also help you make your future relationship with your spouse a healthier and happier one. read more

San Diego Divorce Mediator

By: Tikee Pittman | 2011-06-05 | Law
When in search for an experienced and skilled San Diego divorce mediator, what are some of the business aspects about the attorney you need to consider? read more

Divorce and Financial Resolutions - The Finances

By: Stuart Mitchell | 2012-05-24 | Divorce
The previous articles in this series looked at the procedures and processes involved in reaching financial resolutions during divorce proceedings, as well the ways in which divorcing couples can work together to make the negotiations smoother, more productive and most importantly, more amicable. Having done so, the following article outlines the actual financial issues that need to be resolved and read more

Divorce and Family Law

By: aleciacrown | 2010-12-23 | National, state, local
The family is the principal unit of the society. Family members comprise the economic workforce. The government is responsible in ensuring family welfare. In any country, there are laws that protect the welfare of every family member. Generally, these laws safeguard interest of men, women and children. In the United States and other western countries, the government allows divorce. read more

Divorce And Family Law

By: Alecia Crown | 2010-12-23 | Law
The family is the principal unit of the society. Family members comprise the economic workforce. The government is responsible in ensuring family welfare. In any country, there are laws that protect the welfare of every family member. Generally, these laws safeguard interest of men, women and children. In the United States and other western countries, the government allows divorce. read more

Divorce Mediation as an Alternative to Litigation

By: John poul | 2011-12-12 | Business Coaching
Traditional litigation for divorce proceedings can be expensive and embarrassing. Your personal details are shared in a public forum. Using the mediation process for divorce can be a way to keep the private details of your divorce between the spouses, attorneys and mediator and thus more private. read more

Know How Divorce Law Works

By: Gloria Cox | 2010-11-29 | Relationships
It is mandatory for the couples considering divorce to know how the divorce law works. Read on to find out more information on the divorce laws and important things the couple should be aware of while considering for divorce. read more

Divorce Avoidance Starts With Mediation

By: Emerson J Bowser | 2010-03-28 | Divorce
What is Mediation? Mediation is an alternative system of dispute resolution available to parties undergoing separation or divorce. The first technique of dispute resolution has been suits, in which the separating or divorcing parties are adversaries and a judge or master makes the decisions for the parties. read more